| nudity |
When Ben shows up at his father's door accompanied by a woman and claiming to be in trouble, Dad asks if she's pregnant. In regard to that remark, Ben later admits to Abigail, My father thinks I've been a little too cavalier in my personal life. Ben and Abigail kiss. Abigail and other women wear evening gowns. |
| violence |
Two partially decomposed bodies and a skeleton are seen. A rickety catwalk gives way, causing a man to fall into a seemingly bottomless abyss. Ian and his men unleash frequent flurries of gunfire and threaten peoples lives, but there are no casualties. A lit flare ignites a mans sleeve. Goons temporarily disable a guard by shooting him with a taser. Ben draws blood by pricking his thumb with a knife, and later knocks a pursuer out cold. And what would a Jerry Bruckheimer-produced movie be without wild chases, explosions and cars bashing through barriers?
A bunch of gunfire erupts in a cemetery, although nobody is hit, several graves are desecrated
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| profanity |
Ian uses the English profanity bloody. There are just over a half-dozen interjections of my god, oh my lord, for gods sake, etc.
One of the security guards in the film is named "Mike Hawk", which, when said quickly can be lewd |
| alcohol |
A scene at a "gala" shows people drinking wine and champagne. Also, during a scene in which Ian and his men are deciphering the riddle, Shaw is briefly shown drinking a beer. One of the clues is involved using a pipe. |
| frightening |
Numerous scenes may be very intense and/or frightening for some people because of all the action and violence.
In a car chase, a woman is being held hostage and to save herself and her item, she hangs on to the back door of a van which swings and she barely misses being scraped by a bus.
9+ |
